Raptor Squad Charges Five and Seizes 26 Firearms in Bandidos OMCG Raid

New South Wales Police operating under Raptor Squad charged five people and seized 26 firearms during a high-visibility law enforcement operation targeting the Bandidos Outlaw Motorcycle Gang, according to regional reporting.

Raptor Squad Operation Targets Bandidos OMCG

Law enforcement authorities in New South Wales launched a high-visibility policing sweep directed squarely at the criminal network of the Bandidos Outlaw Motorcycle Gang. The operation deployed specialist tactical and investigative personnel from Raptor Squad, a specialized unit formed to disrupt outlaw motorcycle syndicate activities across the region.

Police confirmed that the concerted enforcement push resulted in five arrests as investigators moved against individuals linked to the OMCG network. Alongside the criminal charges laid against the suspects, tactical teams executed targeted searches that uncovered a substantial cache of illegal weaponry.

Firearms Seized During Targeted Searches

Officers recovered a total of 26 firearms during the course of the operation, removing the weapons from circulation among the outlaw motorcycle syndicate. The seized armament inventory forms a central piece of the ongoing police briefs of evidence against the five charged individuals.

Raptor Squad investigators continue to examine the provenance of the recovered weapons as forensic teams process the items for ballistic links to regional offenses. Police have not yet released detailed specifications regarding the exact makes or registration statuses of the 26 seized firearms as investigations proceed through the local court jurisdictions.